Word: proceed
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Thus Harvard music suffers from serious problems of definition: Is it the work of serious musicians or dilletantes; of professional or amateurs? Is the scope of its activity intramural or entrepreneurial on a community level? Does one first decide a project, then, proceed to flush the woodwork of the Boston community to find performers capable to executing it or does one tailor one's ambitions to the resources more immediately at hand, including oneself...
Well, a funny thing happened on my way to international business, and the assessment of this plan will have to wait for another day. I destroyed my own case study. But the important thing is that the Institute of Politics enabled someone to proceed on such a course by providing the time and the resources to make the transition feasible to undertake. And actually, given my presence and pursuits at the Institute, I was available -- alive and kicking enough -- to take a different kind of important job when that materialized...
...well become a new era of good feeling in Mediterranean Orthodoxy, Athenagoras last week sent his senior bishop, Metropolitan Meliton of Chalcedon, to represent him at the enthronement. Said Meliton, as he presented the new primate with a gold-handled pastoral staff: "It is high time that we proceed together...
...seems clear that these gestures by themselves will not still Southern zeal to quash the guidelines. If the Administration wants them kept, it will have to fight a determined battle. If desegregation is to proceed at all, it must do so. President Johnson has spoken out forcefully against the Republican block grant proposal; he should make it clear that he supports the guidelines, and he should do everything in his power to preserve them...
...response to a suit initiated last November by the N.A.A.C.P. It charged that Alabama's Governor and the state board of education were willfully evading the Supreme Court's 1954 school-desegregation rulings. The Montgomery court in effect goes beyond the Supreme Court guideline that integration should proceed with "all deliberate speed," which had provided a convenient loophole for the state to delay compliance with the law. So far, substantive integration steps have been taken in only 58 of Alabama's school districts; only 76 of the state's 28,000 teachers are currently assigned...